48 m. ago Vinted user browses items but seller catches eye, then something amazing happens

A Vinted user has revealed how a normal purchase on the online marketplace changed their life forever, as it went on to create an unlikely and unexpected connection with another user.

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60 m. ago British Travel Awards winning holiday parks offering up to £150 off half term breaks

Tripadvisor Travellers' Choice and British Travel Awards winner Parkdean Resorts offers more fun for less all year round

Economics

3 h. ago Barron Trump helped “save” a London woman’s life after witnessing her assault on Facetime

Barron Trump helped “save” a London woman’s life after witnessing her assault on Facetime  HOLA

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3 h. ago How Trump gave the world's leaders a 'history lesson on Greenland' while demanding to buy the island

Drawing heavily on the Second World War, he said his country had saved the 'big beautiful piece of ice' from Germany before the 'stupid' US 'gave it back' to Denmark, who should be 'grateful'.

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3 h. ago 'TikTok won't let me see what my son was watching on his phone just before he died'

Ellen Roome, who with other grieving parents has taken TikTok to court, has spoken of her grief following the death of happy-go-lucky teenager Jools Sweeney

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5 h. ago Savers boosted by new bank launch promising ‘a service that feels human’

A new digital-only offering will be called thisbank

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5 h. ago After the Bondi terror attack people keep calling me a hero. But I am not a hero. I’m a mum who was at a Hanukah event | Jessica Rozen

My phone zoom helped me see better. One man was on the footbridge. He was holding a gun. It was pointed towards me• Warning: This article contains graphic contentHanukah is called “the festival of light”. It is a minor holiday in the Jewish calendar, not biblically prescribed. There are no long synagogue services, no onerous prohibitions or requirements. Just candles, songs and doughnuts. This is probably part of why I always loved it.There were four or five events in Sydney for the first night of Hanukah. In 2024 we went to an event at Dover Heights, but parking was a nightmare. We decide on Bondi (where parking is also a nightmare). Five of us – my mum, husband, son (3), daughter (one-and-a-half) and I pile into the car. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Prince Harry testifies in London tabloid lawsuit, suggested phone hacking or deception led to leaks

Prince Harry testifies in London tabloid lawsuit, suggested phone hacking or deception led to leaks  CBS News

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6 h. ago Teen who tragically drowned saving family receives King's Commendation for Bravery

Callum Baker-Osborne, 18, who saved younger relatives from tidal currents in Poole before drowning to death, has been remembered as the 'life and sould of the party'

Events

6 h. ago Hero Barron Trump ‘saved’ a woman’s life after learning she was being beaten by jealous man, court hears

The woman told a London court the call from Trump ‘was like a sign from God at that moment’

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6 h. ago How Dave the Peacock became a village icon (and an AI Meme Star)

Meet Dave, the latest local internet sensation.

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7 h. ago Moisés Caicedo saves face for wasteful Chelsea against battling Pafos

The brief ripple of applause at full time said it all. This was a deeply unconvincing display from ­Chelsea, who took 78 agonising minutes to find a way past the might of the champions of Cyprus, and it was not a surprise that Stamford Bridge greeted victory with such a muted response.The mood was one of relief. There was plenty of angst on a night when the home fans continued their protests against Chelsea’s ­owners. The football was too slow, too ­predictable, and it hardly seemed to register that Moisés Caicedo shattering Pafos FC’s defiance ensured that Liam ­Rosenior’s side will have a chance to secure direct qualification into the ­Champions League last 16 when they visit Napoli in their final game next week. Continue reading...

Events

7 h. ago Doctors unable to save toddler after she swallowed button battery

Harper-Lee Fanthorpe started spitting blood after the tragic incident and was rushed to hospital.

Science

8 h. ago Asda announces major online change which can save shoppers over £50

Customers may be able to save up to £55 on their online shopping

Economics

8 h. ago Emmerdale fans issue same hope amid Graham Foster's unexpected return

Graham returned to protect April in the ITV soap, but viewers were loving his connection with a particular villager

Politics

9 h. ago Trump mocks Emmanuel Macron for his 'beautiful sunglasses', asking 'What the hell happened there?'

Donald Trump's comments sparked laughter among the crowd and came as speculation swept social media about why Macron wore aviator sunglasses on Tuesday.

Politics

10 h. ago Britain facing ‘catastrophe’ because of children being addicted to social media, peers told – as it happened

House of Lords debate amendments to bill that could ban children under the age of 16 from having social mediaWe’re not far off PMQs. Here is the list of MPs down to ask a question.There will be two statements in the Commons after PMQs. At 12.30pm Ed Miliband, the energy secretary, will give one about the warm homes plan, and about an hour later Emma Reynolds, the environment secretary, will give one on the water white paper. Continue reading...

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10 h. ago Scratch card addict kept vulnerable woman as a slave in her home for 25 YEARS before victim finally called for help using a secret mobile phone

A court heard how Amanda Wixon, 56, from Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, abused the victim for 25 years from 1996.

Society

10 h. ago Rollout of AI may need to be slowed to ‘save society’, says JP Morgan boss

Jamie Dimon warns of civil unrest but Nvidia’s Jensen Huang argues tech will create rather than destroy jobsJamie Dimon, the boss of JP Morgan, has said artificial intelligence “may go too fast for society” and cause “civil unrest” unless governments and business support displaced workers.While advances in AI will have huge benefits, from increasing productivity to curing diseases, the technology may need to be phased in to “save society”, he said. Continue reading...

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10 h. ago Ethiopian migrant, 23, 'had been touching staff inappropriately days before he groped hotel worker's breast', court hears

Melaku Gebresembet left the alleged victim feeling 'frightened' following the incident, which happened 'out of nowhere' at Highfield House Hotel in Southampton, a court was told.

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